Capital One Services, LLC

Fan Feng

Allison Fenichel

Illiana Reed

Fedor N Dzegilenko

Johanna Davis

Nishant Garg

Mohammadamin Dashti Moghaddam

Shivani Gupta

Michael Holden

Methods and systems are described herein for adapting legacy infrastructure to account for cybersecurity, privacy, and digital integrity issues plaguing electronic communications. In particular, the methods and systems overcome these issues by generate alternative content that is specific to specific destinations/recipients of electronic communications, as well as unique between each different destination/recipient. This unique alternative content may then be used for each access point (e.g., website, mobile application, etc.) linked to the same destination/recipient (e.g., website and/or mobile application provider).

Methods and systems for linking mobile applications to multi-access point providers to provide secure communication of encrypted user data

In some implementations, a device may receive, from one or more data sources, information indicating a plurality of data sets, where the plurality of data sets indicate information associated with respective physical locations or online locations. The device may identify a data set, from the plurality of data sets, that indicates information associated with an online location, where the information includes at least one of an entity name, an address, a phone number, a uniform resource locator, an entity identifier, or metadata. The device may parse the data set to identify information for a set of features. The device may analyze the information for the set of features to determine a brand associated with the online location. The device may pair the online location with the brand in the database such that the online location is linked with a first physical location of the brand in the database.

Linking physical locations and online channels in a database

Methods and systems describe linking mobile applications to website providers using an intermediary database that is populated based on mobile application metadata in order to provide secure communication of user data encrypted specifically for given website providers. The methods and systems accomplish this by receiving, at an intermediary database, a first communication from a background application implemented on a mobile device, wherein the first communication comprises a first access point address and is generated based on a request, by a first access point, for first user information for use by a first provider, wherein the first provider provides the first access point. However, as opposed to simply generating a random alternative content for the first communication, the system performs an additional step to ensure that the alternative content is specific to the provider and may be used across all access points for the provider.

Methods and systems for linking mobile applications to multi-access point providers using an intermediary database

A method includes obtaining an input sequence and first and second word sequences of metadata of a plurality of datasets. The method also includes determining a set of scores including first scores and second scores by determining first scores by determining a score of the first scores based on a count of the word sequence of the first word sequences in the metadata without determining a count of the input sequence. The method also includes determining second scores by determining a score of the second scores based on a count of a second sequence of the second word sequences in the metadata. The method also includes determining an additional word for a predicted sequence including the input sequence based on the set of scores and retrieving a set of datasets based on the predicted sequence.

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